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https://doi.org/10.1007/1-84628-135-0 in classical metaphysics, the problem of structural relations among the arts can be explored in a larger theory of being with its essential structures. In an aesthetic theory which does not rely on an ontology, either classical or contemporary, the problem of structural relations among art media is

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Coronary Heart Disease in Clinical Practice historical period and that in some cases a work of art cannot be viewed aesthetically until these elements are considered or evaluated. An analysis of three uses of isolation in contemporary aesthetic theory will enable me to show the relevance of the historical components of a work of art to the aesthetic response.

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,The Concept of “Isolation” in Contemporary Aesthetic Theory, historical period and that in some cases a work of art cannot be viewed aesthetically until these elements are considered or evaluated. An analysis of three uses of isolation in contemporary aesthetic theory will enable me to show the relevance of the historical components of a work of art to the aesthetic response.